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Spotless
Steam
Sponger
Bvy vour-drcss goods of us and
have them properly sponged at
slight cost of 5 cents a yard.
It ia cow folly domonslrnlod
that Sponging is a necessity, and
a convonlonco to havo it done
whero tbo Drees is bought. Kcc
cognizing: tbat fact wo have added
SPECIAL MACHINERY
for PERFECT SPONGING
Wo are headquarters for tailor
mado suitings and nil tho latot
weaves in drees goods. In fact,
we are strictly up-to-date in
cverythlne.
The
Thanks
giving Linens
Are- ready. Wbllo others show
ono pattern we show a dozon.
The prices woro never so low for
good goods. Botter look up your
llnon wants now.
THE BIG BARGAIN
Wo havo just received a large
import order : : : : :
Fine Table Linens
In soU and by tho yard, with
napkins to match. It is tho
best assortment wo havo ovor
offered anil tho prices aro 15
per cent lowor than you'd ex
pect to pay forsuch qualities.
28c to $2.50 yd.
DALRYMPLES
Tho Quality Btoro.
We Can Tell
What's wrong with your watch, and
we'd Uko tbo ohauco to look it over.
YYe Can Fix it
No-matter it it's just a littlo regulating
that's needed, or cleaning, or some
now paits. Wo'll gladly advlso you or
do tho work for you.
Watches Cleaned, 75c
Main Springs, 75c.
Chas. H, Hinges
Watchmaker una OptkUa ?96Com'ISt
Justice Court
Erausou & Itagan aro tbo plaintiff in
a sultngainat II. A. Townsoud, et ux,
brought in Justice O'Donald's court. It
is to recover money for goods sold in
tho amount of $113 01, und tho costs
and disbursements of tho action, R. J.
Fleming represents the plaintiffs
Mr, William Urown outortaJupJ a
few ladies vory Informally on Tuoeday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. 1). A, l'alne,
of Kugone,
Dr.and-Mrs. 12. A. 1'lorco have issued
InvitatlonB for n dancing party to be
Ivon at Hotel Willamette, on Wednes-
dajr evening, tho 27th,
Mrs, I. 0. Terry, of Ban Franolmso,
and Miss Gortrude Savage, of Portland,
are visiting Jthoir mother, Mrs, KUon
fikvago, east of tiie asylum. '
The White House.
"Without a doubt tho White House Res
taurant eerves the finest meals in the
City. Tako a meat there and bo con
vinced. 50 team wanted $4.00 per day
Ppglt Yin Patton, Cheaiawa, Ore.
. b. Hwitmttr, Vimtti Mrector.il07 Stat
K,,PhMjR4 2423,S4lBiOfeton. Rest-
39 Csert, 'flasp!k2IBI.
3i-
HOLYBRSON
A. JL TUP. MR BARGAIN HOUSE OP SALEM.
Thanksgiv
ing Linens
Jl.
Men's
' Neckwear
Sale
FRIDAY ONLY
Will soli a swell now lino oi
tnon's neckwear in all the now
shnpos including
THE, IMPERIAL
THE DERBY
THE SCARF
THE FOUR-IN-HAND
Thoso lies cotno in tho latest
color combinations and wore
bought especially for thlsealo
The regular price is fifty cents.
.Friday Only....
38c each
SEE TH2M IN OUR WINDOW.
s
HOUSE OF SALEM.
"
PERSONALS
15. 15. Chorrington is in Portland to
day. B. Gates Cochran has returned to De
triot. Mrs. O. A. Park is visiting friends In
Portland.
Senator L. J. Adams of Silverton is
irt tho city.
Hon. Thos. Tongue of Hlllsboro'is in
tho city today.
Hon. 0 A. JohnB, of Baker City, was
in Salem yesterday.
Mrs. George L. Roso has gone to Port
land for n fihort visit.
John Wiol of Jefferson Is a business
visitor to Salem today.
E. 0. Horrcn and Dougla Mlnto woro
in Portland yesterday.
Mrs. Julia 0. B. Miller is visiting in
Portland for a fow dayB.
Mrs. N. W. Kollnnay has gone to
Portland for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Porter woro in
tho city from Turner today.
Arch Blackburn, of Salem, has bcon
in tbo city for a day or two.
Mr. aud Mra. II. B. McNary havo
gone to Newport for n fow days.
Amos Elliott has gouo toOgdon, Utah
to assumo a position on the railroad.
Mr'. T, L. Coffoo of Scio has returned
homo from visiting friends in Salem.
0. A. Malbcouf ol the Portland ofllce
of tho S. P. Co., was in tho city today.
Mrs. 0. L. Winter lias returned to her
homo in Eugeuo aftor visltiuu relatives
hore.
Senator A. It. Mattoou, of Looking
Glass, PouglftB County, was in tbo city
today,
Mrs. Oarrio Athoy, of Boise, Idaho, is
visiting Salem for a fow weoks,tho guest
of Mrs. II. B. Holland.
Mrs. It. H. Konady of Woodburn was
in tho elty yesterday visiting hor daugh
ter Miss Mabel Kenady.
Mrs. M. A. Hodgors, of this city, is
visiting in Salem, the guest of her eon
GoorgoIt.Rodgors,--PortlandTologram.
Mrs. A. Palmer and daughtor, Mias
May, have gono to Minneapolis, Minn
for a visit of tevoral weeks with rola
tlvoB. 11. L. Lord, of Spokane, contracting
freight agents of tho'Ohicago, Milwaukoe
and St, Paul It. H., was In the city yes
torday. Mrs. Angola Hood of Huntuon, Iowa,
has gono to Los Angeles, Gala for a brief
visit bofore roturnlng homo. Sho haa
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. Starr in
the elty.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Ohatten havo re
turned to tholr home at Irviugton, East
Portland, after a visit at Salem. They
say there is a constantly Increasing
colony of Salem yonug people at the
metropolis.
MissMcgdalena llroyman injured the
forofhigor of hor left hand yesterday
while operating n sowing maehlno, tho
needle entering tho linger twice, going
through tho. bono. Tho result will prob
ably not be sorlous.
CARBIDE..
Two Pounds for 25c.
In Backs, all ready for you to put in
cans,
Don't buy a now can every time ut a
cost of 10 cebts extra when you can get
fresh, pure carbide at this ram
Bicycle Oil, Sewing:
Machine Oil.
Rest brand sowing machine needles at
25 centa a dozen.
Why pay more?
Parts for any aud all machines. If we
haven't the Item in stock we get it by
return mall.
F. A. WIGGINS
255-257 liberty St. Salem,
Farm Machinery, Waeon, Buggies, Bi
cycle!, Bi wing Machine.
STORY OF
SAMAR
MASSACRE
Lieutenant Allison U.S.N.
Tells How it Was Done.
The Heroic death of "Captain
Connel in Command.
Yankee Soldiers Fought Like
Heroes With Stones and
Clubs.
Victoma, B. C. Nov. .13. Among tho
arrivals by tho atoamer. Empress of
China from tho Orient was Lieutenant
F. F. Allison ol tho United Stales Navy
who Ib on bis way homo from Manila.
Speaking of tho maseacre of tho mem
bers of tho Ninth Infantry at Sainor, ho
said tho natlvos had grown to Ilko tho
colored troopii who hnd been stationed
thoro and when tho Ninth arrived it was
thought by tho American troops that tho
Snmo friendly feeling would bo ehown to
thorn and tbo guard was not as strictly
kept as it othorwiso would havo boon.
"Tho night btforo tho massacre, tho
village presidents camo to Captain Cou
ncil and beforo tho padre declared that
it would tako 100 moro hombrea (natlvo
laborers) to do corlaln pioneer work, ho
did not have tho men and begged thu In
dulgence of the army Captain.
Honest and truo in tho legltlmato dis
charge of hiB duty, Captain Connell
said:
"Do tho best you can. Get any native
who will work, but clear away tbo un
derbrush," Just aftar daybreak tho natives with
bolos to cut underbrush began coming
into camp. Then ;tho maBOcro began.
Tho last undorbruth man killed tho
sentry, tho church boll rang, tho soldiers
wont to breakfast below tbo floor thut
held their nrmB; the Insurgent Bpllt,
half wont upstairs and shot down and
tho othor half went in tho mesu room
and murdered tho unarmed soldiers by
forco of numbers.
Not ono of tho Burvlvors turned ule
back upon (ho Gceno of carnngo until all
was lost, tholr olllcors fallen, their com-
rados slaughtered and a torrlblo ven
Koanco executed upon theenomy. Then
they saved themselves and thoir wound
ed mates.
Captain Connell, apparently was
awukonod in his quarters by tho at
tackers pouring in. He was alouo bo
ho jumped from tho window down
among hiB guards, but tho guardB had
all been slaughtered. Ho was Btruck
down by many doloa almost as soon as
ho Btruck tho ground. Not satlslled
with killing him, tho assuslns banned
lila body into bits, severing the head,
upon which thoy piled paper und sticka
of wook, totting thorn nllro to render tho
faco unrecognlzablo. Tho body how
ever, was identified by Lieutenant
Drouillard's detachment which came
down Iroin Basey
Separated from tholr weapons, most of
tho rank aud file fought liko heroes with
table knivos, stones, clubi nnd such
rude weapons as chanco throw in their
way. It was a bitter futo that fell on
tho black- a-moora who cloecd with the
Americans boforo they had received their
death wounds. Some of tho uatlvo dead
woro burled by tholr own crow boforo
thuy ilod, but Oolonol D.) Hussoy
ordorod 100 moro to bo thrown into a
trench.
Patronise homo industry and smoWo
our La Corona 10 cent cigar. It is made
from the best niatorial and ban u rich
ilavor. Aim, Huckkhtikn,
Marion County
Circuit Court
A suit to quiet title has boon filed iu
the circuit court, department two, in
which David Stolnor and Fred II.
Herger, doing business as Stolnor and
Uergor, ore plaintiffd and L. B. Wythe,
Kate A. Dillingham, W. G. Dillingham,
Francos A. Gill, J. K. Gill, Carrie ltlne
man aud M, T. lllncmair.arodetondantfl.
Tho suit is to determine the Interest of
tho defendants in tho proporty and Btoro
on State street, and to debar tho defen
dants from assorting any claim to Bald
promisos. John A. Jeffrey is attorney
for tho plaintiffs,
V- II. Wohrung, J. II. Suttlomolr,
Jaspar Wilklns nnd Georu.0 Chandler,
comprising tho State Board of Agricul
ture, havo tllod a suit in department one
of tho circuit court against II. T. Den
ham, F, P. Talkinjton and J. 0. Good
ale, In their complaint they etato that
tho contract for tho erection c.f eortaiu
buildings upon tbo State (air grounds
was awarded to It. T. Denham, for tho
consideration of $1073.60; he was requlr.
ed to furnish bonds iu tho
sum, of $3000, and F. P, Talklugtou aud
J. O.Goodalewero his surottea. That Mr.
Denham constructed tho creamery
buildings, tho farm cottage and com
pleted improvement to tho machinery
hull and pavilion und was paid therefor,
but about July 13, 1001, he abandoned
the contract and left the Stato aud his
whereabouts are unknown to tho plain
tiffs. They woro obliged to complete
tbs work at a cost of $730 21 ovor and
Above tho contract price and that the
oompletion was delayed 48 days, thoy
theretoro ask for a judgement agalnit
tho defendants iu the sums ot $735.21
aud $200 damages with iuterost from
date and for costs aud disbuieemeuts.
Oarsou & Adams represent the plaintiff.
Tbo following cases havo been argued
beforo Judgo BoUet
Anna Whale vs Claud Gatch, to tttorm
Continued until noxt Sat -
urday,
W. K, Allen et al., vs Allen Packing
Co. accounting. Plaintiffs ask for tho
appointment of n temporary recolvor
and for tho saloof the proporty of the
defendant in this city, tho proceeds to
bo dividod among tho stockholders. Tho
motion of tho defendants to strikeout
tho material parte of tho complaint, was
argued aud submitted.
TACOMA
NEGRO SUICIDE
Shoots Himself With Pockets
Full of Gold.
Tacoma, Nov. 13 Gti9 Hnmphiiea s
tho nnmo of a colored mnn who com
mitted suicldo by shooting a fow min
utes boforo 11 o'clock this forenoon, in
room No. 14 at tho flotol Nlcolot.
Humphries had occupied tho room
four nights, aud had paid for his lodg
ing cacIi night, excopt last night. While
Mrs. J Vanderklntor, the ladlandy, was
ongaged in conversation with a woman
who rooms with her Just beforo 11
o'rlock, a shot was heard, and both
women, suspecting oometbing of tho
kind had occurred, immediately began
to go.. through tho various rooms. They
wcro unablo to locato the direction from
whence tho shot came, with any dogro0
of accuracy, and not until about tho last
door in the hotel had been oponed did
thoy reach room 11, which la on tho
third Moor, just to tho light of tho head
of tho main stairway.
In a Peel of Blood.
Thoro, stretched out on tho floor, hiB
head lying in n great pool of blood, waa
tho body of tho colored man. It lay
noar the door, eoveral feot from the bed
that ho had occupied, and was directly
In front of tho washstand. Lying beside
tho body was a 38-callbro Forohand
Arms Co., rovolvor. It contained flvo
sholls, four of which woro loaded. In
falling aftor having shot himself bo bad
evidontly knocked tho wator pitcher
over, for It waa lying on Kb aldo in tho
wash bowl and tho contents had beeu
spilled out over tho wash stand and floor.
Mrs. Yandorkintor immediately no
tified tho polico by telephone aud Chief
Fackler aud Captain Wiloy arrived at
11 o'clock. Thoy notified Millinger's
morguo, to which tho body was quick
ly removed.
Pockets Full of Gold.
A soarch of tho doad inau'a pockets
revealed a woll worn purse in which
wero four $20 go'd pieces, ono $10 gold
piece, nnd 20 cents In silver. In addi
tion to tho money thu purso also con
tained n duo bill dated November 7, 1001,
from Mentzer Bros., for $100.
TODAY'S
DEATH
RECORD
8an Fiiancih o "ov. 13.--Kollin M,
Drtjrjet, a pioneer jourmilirit of tbo
P.iclflu Coast, ocatembor of Gongrois
from Nenda and United States Minister
to Hiwiiil uuler tin Ga.-lleld Ad
ministration is doad iu this city aged
70 yearo.
Gobiibs lud. Nov. 13. CoIjikI R. M.
Johnston, u prominont lawyer aud
politician ii dead. Ho served with
distinction during the Civil War and
was the firm to reach the Bummit at tbo
battle of Missionary ttldjo. In 1888 ho
was appointed Clerk of United States
Court in New Mexieo. Ho waa a mom
bor of tho Loyal Legion, n Knight
Templar nnd a 32nd degree Mason.
Sakatoua N. Y. Nov. l:). Zloppa E.
Bradfford Shaw, widow of Henry W.
Shaw, "J sh Billings" is dead at hor
home hero. Tho burial will take place
at Liucdborough, Mass, Mrw, Shaw was
81 years old.
MANSFiiao, O., Nov. 13. George F.
Oarpentor, a wealthy attorney, aged 81,
tho father of Frank G. Carpenter, a
well known newspaper correspondent,
died hero at midnight.
WARiiivnTON. Nov. 13. General
Ohafftie has reported that Major Hugh
K, Belknap of tbo pay department died
at Gahunbn. Laguna do Luzon, on the
ilii inst. oi uuesuuai irounioa. tsounap
was thu sou of the lato Secretary Belk
nap. governor"
geer's pro
clamation After referring to the tragedy of Pre
sident McKinley's death, the harmoni
ous feelings ot all parties, tho smooth
workings of our stato affairs, tho pros
perlty of our country, aud recognizing iu
all thl igs the Diviuo Mind and Hand
Governor Geer declares Thursday, Nov
38, a day of Thanksgiving aud prayer.
Ho recommends "that all our peoplo
on that day, while remembering the poor
with appropriate glfta aud cheerful
words, dea'at from tholr usual vocations,
and, in their usual places of worship, or
eUewhere, give praise to Almighty God,
upon whom our fathers eo (Irmly relied
for National as well aa Individual guid
ance, for past mercies, ami invoke the
Divine aid along the pathway of nation
al righteousness as our country assumes
tho leading position in power and in
fluence among tho nations of tho earth."
Wrn, Gaston
Lscturoon "Yosomlte,"FrIday, Noi
ember 15th, at First M, E. church.
Tickets at Pattoni.
Instrument,
' Ml WOO
imoo
STONE
IN CERES
In the
House of Bekir Bey a
Macedonian.
She and Alme. Tsilka
arc Well.
Both
Ivan Alolochcff a Bulgarian
Priest Brought the News.
Nkw Vonit, Nov. 13. Ivan Molochoff,
a Bulgarian clorgynun from Uscub, in
Macedonia, has just arrived from visit
ing Miss Stone and la now iu consulta
tion with Mr. Dickinson, says a Sofia,
Bulgaria dispatch.
MIbs Stouo, ho said, "is in tho houso
of Bokir Boy, in tho town of Cores, Mac
edonia. I left hor twp days ago, coming
direct to Mr. DIcklnBon to try nnd ar
range for hor roloaso. Misa Stono nnd
Mmo, Tsilka aro well, but tho strain is
torrlflc, nnd thoro is danger that Miss
Stono may lose hor mind. To bo always
in the camo surroundings ia likely to
drlvo hor crazy; constantly looking at
tho flamo objects has semi-moBtnorlzed
her nnd sho has a presentment that evil
will befall hor.
"Tho brigand chief informs mo that ho
will now insist on tbo full aununtof tho
ransom ns tbo longtb of timo Miss Stono
has been left on his hands leaves no
margins for bargaining.
The name of the brigand chief i& Der
vlch Younouso and ho is an Albanian.
Bekir Bey, iu whose houBO Miss Stono ie
confined is hand in glovo with the bri
gand chief. Bekir Boy assisted tho bri
gands by keoping Miss Stono for thirty
days in tho mountains beforo taking her
to his houso.
"There aro about 150 Macedonians im
prisoned in connection with tho Stouo
affair by tho Turkish ofllcialB. I want
no personal compensation but I want tho
Macedonians released. If tho American,
English nnd Frouch Consuls at Salonica
insist upon Bokir Boy releasing Miss
Stono it will not bo necessary to dial
with tho brigands and wo can cot hor ro
lcaso without paying ransom."
Bkiilin, Nov. 13. Tho Cologno Gn
zetto today contains a dispatch from So
fia saying it ia feared that Mlea Stono,
American missionary iu the hands of
brigands, has been murdsred, owing to
delay In tbo payment of her ransom.
Tonlehts Minstrel Show.
Ono of tho bnst bands ovor heard in
Salem was that of tho Haverly Minsttels
which paraded Commercial Btrcot at
noon today drawing aftor it tho usual
crowd of small bovs and holding tbo
nttontlou of many n big boy too. Of tho
show the Portland Tolegrum says under
thohead ' Here aro good Mlniatrels."
Thoso who witnessed tho performanco
o Hayorly's at the Marquam Grand )aBt
night are unanimous in saying that it
ia among the best minstrel bIiowb econ
in Portland since tho present theatrical
soaBon oponed. Tho entortntnmont was
strictly up to date, aud there was an
absenco otold turns, songs nnd gngs. It
was a surprieo from tho jump, and tho
audlenco was kept in good humor to
thu finish. Tho orchestra is composed
of real musicians, the vocalists can sing,
tho commediaus aro funny add tho por
formors with specialties know their
business. What moro then, can a per
son want from a minstrel ontortain
mont?
George Wilson, tho star comedian, is a
gonitis in his lino and can tell moro and
botter jokes to tho minuto than most fun
makers designated as promlors. He
was in fine form last night nnd tho stand
ard of hta humor was high.
While the olio was short, it made up
In quality what it lacked iu quantity.
The turns went witli a spirit that infect
ed the audience, Not a moment's drag
developod anywhero on tho program.
Serious Runaway Accident.
An accidont occurred on Sta'o street
at ono o'clock this afternoon that may
result fatally. Ben Fresh, a man residing
oast of Salem in tho Waldo Hills, wus
driving a fine black team up State street,
and upon whipping them they started
at greater speod.
Ho leaned ovor to put the whip into
its cao when ho fell out? of tho buggy
and was run ovor by both wbeols. Ho
was carried into Dr. Ballard's olllco and
then removed to the Sanitarium. It
could not be learned how badly ho was
Injured as ho waa under the intluonce of
liquor to a great extent. His face was
out up badly and ho seemed to breathe
with difficulty. The team was Btopped
near 12th, stroet and brought back to
towu. The buggy waa slight! damaged.
SOUND AS A DOLLAR
That is the result of a course
of treatment with Scott's Emul
sion. We have special refer
ence to persons with weak
lungs and sensitive throats.
Scott's Emulsion does some
things better than others. This
is one of them. It has a pe
culiar action on the throat and
lungs which gives them
strengthand makes them tough.
That's how Scott's Emulsion
drives out coughs, colds and
bronchitis. It keeps them out,
too.
1CAJMRH
COLDS
GRIPPE
COUGHS
CROUP
SORE-
HCARSE
THROAT
NESS
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON,
Of Tuskegee, Ala., writes:
"I have never taken any
medicine that has im
proved me as much as
Peruna. For catarrh it is
certainly a blessing. "
FATAL
FIRE IN
MICHIGAN
Edward Warrenton Suffocat
ed in a Burning: Theater.
GitANu IUrtiw, Mich., Nov. 13. Tho
Powers theater hero waa dostroyed by
Are early today Tho losi amounts to
$100,000. Edward Warrenton, an em
ploye In tho bulldlnj?, wan suffocated to
doath.
An Important Difference.
To inako it apparent to thoiieamls, who
think themselves ill, that they aro not
atllctcd with any disease, but that tho
system only ncods cleansing, io to brim;
comfort homo to tholr hearts, ns a cot
tivo condition is easily cured by iieinc
Syrup of Figs. Manufactured by thu
California Fig Syrup Co. only, and eoM
by all druggists.
The St. Elmo Restaurant
is tho place to go to got first class meals.
It is under now management and every
thing up to date.
A marrlago liconso haR been iseued to
John R. Leo and Miss Mary M. Hartley,
witness Frank Ilortloy.
liranson & Ratran
are Just receiving an Invoice of now crop
raisins mid currants, both packngo and
bulk nnd bo many of thoso good things I
that go to
times.
thu kitchen Thanksgiving
"Green Goods" Circulars
"Green goods" men aro again flood
lng tbo country witli their circulars
offering inducements to the unsophisti
cated and tho unwary Individual who
would like to get rich by nny hook or
crook. A number of Albany peoplo
havo received there vory confidential
circulars.
A Great Medicine.
"I have need Chnmberluiu's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and find
it to bo n great medicine," says Mr. E.
8. 1'hipps, of Potoau, Ark. "It cured
nmnl hi nnd v llnv! I rvinnnt. nnpnlr tnn
highly of it." This remedy always wins
tho good opinion, if not praloo, of those
thoBO who use it, Tho quick cures which
It etiecta even in tno moat severe cafes
make It a favorite everywhere. Fnr Bale
at Dr. Stono's Drug Stores.
Fourth Lecture.
Of Star Course, Friday, Nov. IGth, by
Win. Gaton, on "Yosimlte."
First Churnlnir Today.
Geo. W, Weeks steamed up this after
noon and made his flrBt churning at tho
Capital City Creamery next door to Tin:
Journal otllct, that has heretofore boon
a saloon. Ho run out 150 pounds of gilt
edge hutier. That place will hereafter
a irve buttermilk instead of tieer.
A Minister's Mistake
A city minlstor was recently handed n
notice to be read from his pulpit. Ac
companying it was a clipping from a
newspaper bearing upon thb mutter. Tho
clergyman started to read the extract
and found that it bogan; "Tako Komps
lialeam, tho best Cough Cure." T1u,b
was hardly what ho had expected amid
after a moment's hesitation, ho turneo
it ovor and found on tho other side th
matter intouded for tho reading. 3
NEW TODAY.
FOR HKNT. Furnished rooms 50cta
per week, call atMH High St.
11 13 3t
YOUNG LADY worth 130,000 needs
husband, with butlnees ability to man
age it: would marry immediately;
bank references. Address Mies L.,
drawer 675 Chicago, 111, 11 13 H
f JCmi
It CII1DP JUST1CB f I
CHAMBERS, OP SAMOA, BW
Say: "I con recommend 1
6 Pertma aa one otthe very (f I
best mmcdlca for catarrh. K
2 I recommend Pcruna to all m g
POSITIVELY!
GOODS LINES BY JAN. isJ
Afad will live our customers the full bencnt of all goods now In stock at tri
www.
Novelty dress suiting at 10c. Dress suiting in all mi
lorsat20c. Cashmere twills at 25c, Jaquard suit kl
20c. Handsome black Broclies 25c to 50c Rpi,
p.... ww....Dw -rw. ......V.WVS...W MIlllV, YC1VUIS at 1C.
Qlllf vffvrtc nt KCr A fifift .iccnrfttiftn rf .. .. ':
Silk velvets at 50c. A fine
at 5c to 10c:
; and ginghams
ies 2 1-2 to 25c. Ladies' and children's hosiery and
derwear at greatly reduced prices. Table linens and Z
kins; some fine homespun
wuy a twilling, iiucivwcrti ,
wear, all at reduced prices.
Friedman's New Racke
Corner State and Commercial St., Salem, Oregon.
GREENBAUlf S aPRICE US!
Turkish Towels Ex,ra heav-i j.
Men's Underwear Extra 'avclm
Wool Hosiery tfa,
fnr 3? orc MAUI rtV. 5
PAfQAtC rrorri21cup. See our lines of pillow shams
LiUI&Gld Battenburg patterns, doilies etc. '
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
First door south of Post Office.
COR. STATE
ARGE line of Airtight and Cast Heat
ers, Steel Ranges,CastCook Stores
Wheat Market,
Cmcvfio, Nov. 13 Wheat, Nov. 71;
Dee. 71J-.
SanFuancihco.Nov 13 Wheat st ndlor
May 1042a', epot weaker 08?.,' 100.
GOLD OUST FLOUr
MADE 1IY
The Sidney Power Co.
BIONKV OltKOOK
Mado for family tine, nek your gracart
for it. lirnu and shorts Always on hand
A. T. WALN Agent
WANTED
To buy apples
suitable for
drylntr at mar
ket price. See Lcc & Co., fruit driers,
Cottage and Trade streets. Across
the race, left hand side. Salem. Ore
II 4 if
A Change in Management
Be Home Bakery
Having just purchased the
Home Ilakery, wo invl'o tho
imtronago ut the Salem public.
Wo guarantee batisfactlon nt nil
t mtts. First-class bakora only
iuiployol. :: ;: :: :: ;:
Fred Brauning & Son
Cedar Fence Posts
Tho undersigned is prepared to fur
nish persons in need ot codar posts.
H. JACOBS, Detroit, Or.
10 25 d&w lm
v COAXn
Our Btocks of cor.1 woro novcr larger or
of a finer quality. Secure your winter's
supply now. Uilmau lump coal a spec
laity, Sawed aud four foot wood of all
kinds,
D. S. BENTLEV & CO
Phone 301
319 Froa
Reduction in Price
White Lead
FRY'S DRUG STORE offers
today and until further notice
Carter's Pure WhiteLe2d71-4c
per pound. Pure boiled lin
seed oil 78c per gallon. Plenty
of time to paint this fall. Call
on us tor estimates. We sell
only the best grade ot paints,
and the lowest maik.t prices
prevail.
Fry's Drug Store
Next to PostouT-o,
Salem, Oregon.
x vj, Ajcmrfi
assortment of nntine- "S I
till you can't rest. EmhrJ? 1
table cloths left. Alen's
dia iuu tap!?, snins and under
r
AND LIBERTY STS.
Thanksgiving Cookif
"hould bo propaiod for beforehand -is
tho timo tobuyyour uppliM,wf
tho placo to buy them is our ' "
havo everything you need for bolbfia ,
and fancy cooking -quality the W
prices the lowest, wo sell nfi
Mnnb- nnil wiltlA lit. DC A DOUQU.
can't got bettor nt any price.
M, 1 Eineman
11 ftfi fltrfrt rW"'
For Sale at a Bargan
A 40 acre fruit farm H
i- i jr.nt of Marion
miwiio... p. y-
di acres oi piunw ""-'
5 acres of apples and jjeuV
acres in cultivation, 7 acfesi
tame pasture. , ,
Dryer with capacity of 2
uchic uKirplinuse 24XW11
all as good as new. Sidnj
Milling Co's ditch runs ag
one coiner ui y-. .-.j,
5900 worth of prunes
j i,i i,;c par Title pw J
UU MJIU IH-J-. (to
r?91-. . r"tcL.rrn ttf
nira aown, u.,ar -
to sun at O yci "? " nf
K. 1. rHi, ",tt"v lOjjSi
Wholesale and R"'1"
Lirgo stock of fruit trew j 4,
bery. All stock free from g0f,(
eases. All trees delive.ed ",,,,
Write lor ca'"Buv"
month to plant t"9-
T. D. JONES, PfOP
Salem, Oregon
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Salem Iron
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WOrtS Foundry SU
JAMES GILL, V$i
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BCOTT & UOWNE, . 1'eijl tirt'l. Ktw Vwk,
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